@LuFins-Dad said in Twitter/Hunter Biden laptop: The problem is that the majority of the Dem voters had already voted before the story even came out on October 14th… And the remainder of the Dem voters voted on November 4th, when the laptop story was no longer relevant… Dems have done a good job with early voting, especially with help from a willing media. Here's the playbook... Discover and farm a new voting segment. Dems have identified and cultivated the Couch Potato Voter. The majority are too damn lazy to actually go to the polls and vote, but they tend to like their entitlements and the friendly neighborhood ballot harvester will make sure they vote the right (Left) way. Make sure the Couch Potatoes vote early and stay after your regular voters to mail-in vote as early as possible. Have a favorable media suppress or deny bad press on the Dem candidate, at least until after election day. Or at least after most of the early mail vote is in. Unleash every piece of dirt you have on your opponent about ten days before the election. Doesn't matter if it's true or not. You just want to rile up the base. And suppress the GOP voters, who normally have much heavier turnout on election day.

It's fine Fans like it, most players like it Schools that don't need money make a lot of money ESPN makes money win/win

@Horace said in Written in the carpool line today.: @Aqua-Letifer said in Written in the carpool line today.: @Horace said in Written in the carpool line today.: I like it. Also regained an appreciation for how cute Garfield's love interest was. That body doesn't just happen. She puts in the work. Fucking Heathcliff, man. Totally different cat. Oh, yeah. Garfield was more of a sellout. Oh absolutely. Like john's sister, he spent many decades spreading himself around wherever he could. Heathcliff stayed true to his bullshit.

Hahaha might have to try that

@George-K said in Hey Aqua: @jon-nyc said in Hey Aqua: You can get it at Amazon. You’re welcome. A $15 mug with $7 delivery? Nope. See for me, slowly and deliberately sipping from that thing in every Zoom meeting is well worth the $22.

Exactly why I have no Alexa and have turned Siri off. My machines have no business listening to me or spending my money because they thought I wanted a <fill in the blank>..

@jon-nyc she knows better.

@kluurs

@Copper said in Dangerous approach: Those white rectangles on the runway are called aim points - they give you something to aim at. The exact configuration of the markings depend on runway length. Typically the aim point is 1,000 feet from the end of the runway. This runway is only 2,119 feet long, so the aim points appear to be closer to the runway end. This could have confused the pilot. I mean, he almost landed on the white rectangles exactly. Just the wrong ones.

I love the English and bull mastiff breeds. Quiet, gentle giants. If they bark, you know there is a problem. We used to have them when my husband and I were first married. I have a great picture of my eldest daughter (maybe at 7 yrs old?) with her head next to one of the bull mastiffs, and his head was bigger than hers. Then there's another one of our cat with half of her body inside the dog's ear; she would go in there to clean it. But those dogs don't live very long, and each death broke my husband's heart. So, now we have pugs.

@Doctor-Phibes said in Musk: Worse than Hitler: @jon-nyc said in Musk: Worse than Hitler: @Doctor-Phibes said in Musk: Worse than Hitler: The greatest achievement for any satirist is for people to take them seriously. For years I thought Copper was a lib. I used to think Quirt was actually a lawyer. Hahahahahaha

It was good, wasn't it? He has a bunch of covers on his youtube channel.

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Wouldn't it be wonderful to enjoy your job that much.

Bengals also should have taken the field goal in the first quarter. They already had an 11 point lead. I’ve seen them make that mistake several times this year. Swagger doesn’t win games. Points do.

I'm not jonesing for any of those things, but I wonder how many, if any, would float in the US.